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Fauvism is the name applied to the work produced by a group of artists (which included Henri Matisse and André Derain) from around 1905 to 1910, which is characterized by strong colors and fierce brushwork. in this we can see the use of primary colors to create bold images paired with black outlines

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Small traits of what would eventually result in the pop art movement can be found in the works of artists such as Gerald Murphy and Charles Demuth in the 1920's

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the bright bold colors in pop art reflected the optimistic spirit of the time during the war especially by the youth .

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Color Blocking  was first introduced  with this dress by Yves St. Laurent.  This dress, modeled after Piet Mondrian's work see From Art to Fashion), debuted in the Yves St. Laurent fall/winter show in 1946.  This dress was not very readily accepted during it's time but was viewed more as a work of art for the fashion forward, rather than a wearable piece.  this dress was a basis for other pieces as more wearable color blocking pieces was created in the 50s. ​

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At this time the color blocking trend was an innovative way to express one's personality.  Most color blocking in the 1960's and 1970's was done with bright bold colors and was seen on both men and women of all ages.  In the 1960's the popular mod style of clothing was created by color blocking bright solid colors.

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Andy Warhol started producing his art using new techniques, he was already known as a controversial artist as he made commentary on capitalism.

however his involvement in New York City's Museum of Modern Art symposium on pop art showed his work was clearly favored by many

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pop art was incorporated into current trends in this picture the models are seen wearing hot pants a staple in the 70s  in different block colors , pop art became more wearable

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The style often uses bold brigths colors paired with darker colors or denim, both the 60s style and 90s style uses solid colors and black lines to create the pop art style but is designed to adhere to the trends of the time. ​

The baggier style of the 90s clothes is balanced out by simple striaght lines and shapes , whereas the 60s included different shapes. ​

It’s a fact that fashion trends are cyclical but how ea ch decade chooses to apply the trend I what makes each generation so unique from eachother